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PM Submission Object - Peter Currey and Sharyn Kerrigan MCU16/0153 & REC16/0041
The proposed development significantly conflicts with the Noosa
Plan for the following reasons:
• The proposed development being located within the Open
Space Recreation Zone does not contribute to the desired
lifestyle of residents because it does not offer a variety
of passive and active recreational experiences that are
conducive to community interaction and wellbeing;
• The proposed development seeks to provide a small lot
housing development and in particular, Multiple Housing
Type 4 – Conventional which is not a consistent use in the
Open Space Recreation Zone;
• The proposed development seeks to provide Visitor
Accommodation Type 4, but not in association with Visitor
Accommodation Type 2, and therefore is not consistent
with the Open Space Recreation Zone;
• The proposed development does not protect the Peregian
Beach caravan park site for low cost visitor
accommodation;
• Visitor Accommodation Type 4 is being proposed on the
land, but is not integrated as part of a caravan park use
or other form of budget accommodation;
• The proposed buildings and structures are not designed
and sited to be attractive, comfortable and accessible to
the public or provide suitable landscape treatments and
amenities, conducive to community interaction and
convenience and public safety;
• The proposed development is not consistent with the
reasonable expectations of residents in the locality, given
the Peregian Beach Caravan site is to primarily provide for
budget visitor accommodation, which is in the public
interest;
• There are no grounds provided that are sufficient to
overcome the level of conflict identified with the Noosa
Plan.
The proposed development application should be refused for the
above reasons.
Signed
Peter Currey and Sharyn Kerrigan
129 Lorikeet drive Peregian Beach
[email protected]
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